Qaruh Island

Qaruh Island is a Kuwaiti island named because the significant amount of petroleum deposits found in the vicinity (known as Qar in Arabic). It is the one that is farthest from Kuwait's mainland. It's 37.5 kilometers east of the mainland and 17 kilometers northeast of Umm al Maradim. The island is approximately 275 meters long and 175 meters wide at its widest point (an area of around 3.5 hectares). On January 21, 1991, the island was also the first chunk of Kuwaiti soil to be reclaimed from Iraq during the Gulf War.

Qaruh Island, known as a diver's paradise due to its crystal-clear water and vibrant ecosystem, is a must-see. Tourists will see a variety of unique species, as well as coral reefs that will leave them speechless. Locals highly suggest it, and it is one of the most beautiful sites to dive. The island is ideal for all adventurers, since seeing a different type of marine life is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that should not be passed up. It is considered one of the most beautiful islands in Kuwait.

The Kuwaiti government makes enormous efforts to conserve it in order to maintain it and keep it available to future generations. Coast guards are there at all times to guarantee that no one breaks the rules. If you're coming to do some scuba diving, you can help the environment by not taking anything out of the water.

Location: Kuwait

Things to do: Dive

Famous for: exotic fishes and coral fishes